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Ian Wilhelm

Deputy Managing Editor

What I Do

As the deputy managing editor for Chronicle Intelligence, a division of our newsroom, I work with our journalists and business team to develop reports, events, and other content in partnership with foundations, colleges, and companies.

My Background

In 2010, I joined The Chronicle of Higher Education to help expand its international reporting, eventually becoming the international editor and then an assistant managing editor overseeing a variety of coverage areas. Before that, I was a reporter with The Chronicle of Philanthropy. I earned a bachelor’s degree from the Johns Hopkins University and a master’s degree from Columbia University. In 2014, my article “The Professor and the Prisoner” was a finalist for the Education Writers Association award for feature writing.

Connect

Email: ian.wilhelm@chronicle.com

Recent Stories

The Review | Forum
By Ian Wilhelm January 5, 2024
Those in the field are often better at helping others than they are themselves.
The Review | Forum
By Ian Wilhelm June 12, 2023
How artificial intelligence is changing the way colleges think about cheating.
Global
By Ian Wilhelm August 14, 2019
The Trump administration’s latest plan to curb immigration has raised concerns it will reinforce a message that international students are not welcomed in the United States.
News
By Ian Wilhelm August 7, 2019
When it comes to managing a budget, deans are often in the hot seat. They have to be entrepreneurial in how they increase revenue while preserving their institution’s core mission.
The Ticker
By Ian Wilhelm April 9, 2017
While other states allow free tuition to community colleges, the New York effort is being called the nation’s first free-tuition program for middle-class families.
News
By Ian Wilhelm January 31, 2017
The Iranian and U.S. governments have long been at odds, but the academic relationship between the two countries runs deep.
On Leadership
By Ian Wilhelm December 2, 2016
David W. Oxtoby, president of Pomona College, recently spoke with The Chronicle about his advocacy on behalf of undocumented immigrant students and what advice he has for new college presidents.
On Leadership
By Ian Wilhelm November 22, 2016
Katherine Bergeron, president of Connecticut College, discusses how it revamped its curriculum to help students better connect their experiences in and out of the classroom and to help them develop a broad question to frame their education.
On Leadership
By Ian Wilhelm May 16, 2016
Nancy L. Zimpher, chancellor of the SUNY system, says it’s time to rethink how public universities prepare tomorrow’s educators.
News
By Ian Wilhelm April 17, 2016
This article is one in a series on pivotal moments in higher education since the founding of The Chronicle a half-century ago.